Do No Harm is a candid memoir by a leading neurosurgeon that examines the emotional and ethical challenges of operating on the brain. The account balances professional exhilaration with the lasting impact of difficult outcomes, giving readers an inside view of surgical practice and consequence.

Through clinical cases and reflective passages, the book explores medical ethics, uncertainty in decision-making, and the ways surgeons manage regret and hope. The tone mixes sober reflection with dry humor and compassion.

Recommended for readers interested in medicine, bioethics, or personal stories from hospital life, it illuminates how life-and-death choices are made and remembered.

• Themes: neurosurgery, medical ethics, clinical memoir
• Format: paperback, 320 pages

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